Posts Tagged ‘Tottenham’

Gudjohnsen Wants The Tottenham’s Team

Friday, January 29th, 2010

Tottenham is ready to sign the Monaco striker Eidur Gudjohnsen on loan until this season will come to an end.

The former of Chelsea and Barcelona, a 31 years old guy, had a medical at Upton Park in order to have a change, a bit late one, of heart when he learnt of interest of Spurs.

The boss, Harry Redknapp, was known to have been quoted as saying that the chairman did a deal for Eider. They spoke to him the next day and they took him on loan until the season’s end to see how everything goes.

Therefore, the Iceland international’s U-turn did fail if they wanted to impress the new Hammers co-owner David Sullivan. He also admitted that they thought they did a great deal and the player even had a medical. After that, they have heard that Tottenham has tried to speak to the player.

He said that he could not say he is delighted about what’s happening, but he thinks in karma and as we al know, “what goes around, comes around.”

Gudjohnsen is the person who first made his great name, with Bolton Wanderers and even in England. Then, he decided to move to Chelsea with a deal of almost 8 million dollars.

Manchester United win the Carling Cup

Monday, March 2nd, 2009

Manchester United beating Tottenham in a penalty shootout to win the Carling Cup.

The score remained level through full time and 30 minutes of extra play. Manchester United midfielder Cristiano Ronaldo had a glorious chance to win it in the 90th minute.

Manchester United hit the target on all four shots they took, while Tottenham missed two of three.

Ryan Giggs said: “There’s a long way to go, but we’ve just got to keep the same desire,”

Robbie Keane Will Remain At Liverpool

Wednesday, January 28th, 2009

Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez has dismissed talk of a rift with $28 million striker Robbie Keane, who has struggled to make his mark at Anfield since his arrival from Tottenham.

Robbie Keane has scored seven goals in 27 appearances this season.

Robbie Keane will remain at Liverpool because Benitez still has faith in Keane being an important member of his squad.

Rafa Benitez said: “Everyone is now important for us. We have a lot of games to play in the coming weeks, in the league, cup and Europe.

“We will need everyone. People may not always play, but two weeks later we may have an injury and then we need them.

“Everyone, including Robbie, is training well. He has experience and hopefully he will be an important player for us.

“When Fernando Torres was injured, Robbie was working hard and doing well. If he can continue to do this we will not have any doubts over his quality.

“People are talking too much about Keane. It was just one decision about one player, he wasn’t in the squad.

“He had a day off on Sunday like the rest of the players who were not involved in the game. He trained on Monday, he trained today and he will be in the squad at Wigan.

“It is nothing to do with whether he talked to me about the situation. Every player has trained very hard this week, as has Robbie, and he will be in the squad.

“Robbie is a good player, we knew that when we signed him. Maybe he is not playing at his best level, but he wants to fight for his position.

“He must be available and ready for every game. To do that he must work hard and then if we consider he can give us something, then we will use him, no problem.

Tottenham will play the final League Cup with Manchester United

Thursday, January 22nd, 2009

The score in the first 90 minutes of Burnley-Tottenham was 3-0 but Roman Pavlyuchenko and  Jermain Defoe scored late in extra time to send defending champion Tottenham into the final of English soccer’s League Cup.

Tottenham will play the final League Cup with Manchester United.

The goals gave Tottenham a 6-4 win over Burnley in the semifinal match.

Pavlyuchenko scored with two minutes remaining in extra time at Burnley and Defoe clinched the victory 1 minutes later.

If Tottenham not scored in extra time, Burnley would have gone to the final for the first time because it scored in the first game.

The coach Harry Redknapp(Tottenham) said:“I thought we were dead and buried,”, “You’re thinking, ‘What do we do?’ but we showed character and we came back.”

The final League Cup will play on March 1 at Wembley Stadium.

Jermain Defoe go to Tottenham

Thursday, January 8th, 2009

Jermain Defoe go back to Tottenham, after Portsmouth accepted a bid Tuesday believed to be in the region of $22 millio.

Jermain Defoe, 26 years, left Tottenham 12 months ago.

Tottenham reached an agreement with Defoe and now is set to travel back to White Hart Lane for a medical later on Tuesday.

“We are delighted to announce that we have reached agreement with Portsmouth for the transfer of Jermain Defoe,” confirmed a statement from Totteham. “Personal terms have been agreed and the striker will today undergo a medical.”

Defoe had been expectedto rejoin Totteham Spurs.

“If Portsmouth can agree an acceptable deal with Tottenham I would like the opportunity to talk to them,” said Defoe.

“I could have gone to other clubs when I left Tottenham, but I wanted to work with Harry.”

West Ham – Tottenham H. 0-2 (0-0)

Monday, December 8th, 2008

West Ham United’s relegation worries increased after losing 2-0 with Tottenham Hotspur on Monday in Premier League.

Second-half goals from Ledley King and Jamie O’Hara gave visiting Tottenham a deserved victory as they moved in the 15th place in the Premier League.

Tottenham took the lead in the 68th minutes when King Lennon opened the score.

A rapid counter-attack in the 89th minute ended with O’Hara score the two goals for Tottenham H.

Arsenal – Tottenham Hotspur 4-4 (1-1)

Thursday, October 30th, 2008

Fast and furious, some of the football was of the highest technical order. Arsenal scored through Mikael Silvestre, William Gallas, Emmanuel Adebayor and Robin van Persie but Spurs were never out of it. David Bentley, Darren Bent, Jermaine Jenas and Lennon all found the mark to bring a smile the length of the Seven Sisters Road to Redknapp’s face.

“The Redknapp revolution continues’’ screamed a radio reporter as Arsenal fans filed out as if attending a wake. Redknapp’s impact was undeniable, from the tactics that encouraged Luka Modric to pull the strings behind Roman Pavlyuchenko, to unleashing attackers from the bench like Bent and Lennon.

If Redknapp will celebrate the draw, Wenger will be inconsolable over a draw that tasted like defeat. The surrendering of two points when leading 4-2 on the cusp of added time will inevitably force a painful inquest at Arsenal’s training ground today. Wenger’s decision to withdraw Van Persie and Theo Walcott, who were inflicting so much pain on Spurs, backfired badly. Spurs were able to turn the red tide back.